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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15
Local BrevitleS.

The ship building enterprise of Alexan-
dria seems to have hung fire.
Read the new advertisement of the re-
liable agricultural house of John A. Baker
in another column.
Mr.. w. ". Padgett has sold his h. nd
some sorrel horse to George w. Horsey,
Of Baltimore county. Tor S175.
Several of the children of Mr.. W. Nick.
Burrou. his, one of our county ia hers, are
dangerously i'll with scarlet fever.
MIR. Ned Burch, of this town, shipped
nine spring chickens to Washington last
week which netted him 75 cents piece.
Mrs. L. A. Wilmer presented the Cap
tain with charming little baby girl on
Monday morning. Our congratulations
Captain!
Qaintoleo-The great Malaria, Fever
and Ague Remedy. Reliable, Safe and
Efficient. Price so cents per bottle. Fol
sale by all Druggists.
We learn that the Myrtle Grove man
sion, which we reported last week as en-
tireIy destroyed by fire, was insured in a
New York company for 81 1000.
The jury drawn by Judge Stone and
published last week is said to contain
twenty-five "colts." An unusually large
number to broken in at one time.
Mr.. w. Warren Owen, an aged and re-
spected citizen OF this neighborhood, died
at his late residence, Owensville, on Wed
nesday the 18th instant, aged 70 years.
The Howard Rides will meet today al
Q o'clock for drill, at which time the ques
ton o. going to Baltimore on MAY 10th
to participate in the law parade, will bt
considered.
Straw hats have made their appearance
this week This taken in connection witt
the blossoming peach trees and the bloom
ing lilac would indicate that spring has
at last arrived.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15
Don't Experiment.

You cannot afford to waste tine in expert
menting when your lungs are in danger
Consumption always seems, at first, only a
cold. Do not permit any dealer to impose
upon you with some cheap imitation of DR.
KiEg's New Discovery for Consumption, Cold:
and Coughs, but be sure you get the genuine
Because he can make more profit he may tel
you that he has some hing just as good, OF
just the same. Don't be deceived, bat insis
upon getting DR.. Kings New Discovery, which
is guaranteed 10 give relief in all Throat, Lung
and Chest affections. Trial bottles free at w
W. Padgett's Store. L,rge Bottles 81.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15
The Pnt0mac Fisheries.

Asusual at this season. there is censdera-
BILE activity at the fishing shores along the
Potomac The shores now operated are much
fewer in number than they were only few
years ago. as one by one the different landings
have become unpro6table and been aba ndoned-
The first shore on the Virginia side to be oper-
ated this year is Ferry Landing, a once noted
fishery 1t will be operated the present season
BY its owner, Wn. N-itzey, of Washington,
tho has 6shed it for number Of years. The
shore requires | 900 fathoms of net, AMI is
hauled by steam power and reqaires about 80
Stony Point, operated by the same party. Th 5
shore requires l 500 fathoms o: net, is hauiSd
by steam power, and requires about 70 men.
The next is known as the Clifton Fishery, and
is operated by its owner, Mr.. Waller with |, 600
fathoms of net, hauled by horse power, attached
to capstans This anl ding employs so men
Then comes the Gums, which is being hshed
this year by !essrs. B ,llenger and Smith OF
this city This shore requires 900 f,thons
Of net. hauled by horse pow-r, and about so
~ "A
Marlboro Point, fshed by NJ ssrs. Golden, OF
Washiu gtou, and Ewing, of Hartford county, Nd.
This shore uses 200 fathoms Of net, hau ed ny
horse power and requires about so men, The
Marlboro fishery is about IS miles down the
Potomac The river belsw this point to the
mouth is 6shed with pounds and gill is only
The only fishery on the Maryland side is the
once celebrated fishery known as Chapman $
Point. This property has changed hands late
", and it is doubtful if the shore will be hshed
this coming season, as fishing with haul seIhss
is uncertain and attended with m lch expense.
Among the shores on the Virginia side tn.
will not be hshed this season are the once cele
brated shad shore known as the White House,
and Freestone Point, another shore once fam
Gus, which rented as late as 1885 for ST. 900,
but has been abandoned on account Of the scar
city Of 6>h The same state OF af,irs exists on
the Maryland side of the river from the same
cause. There are many valuable shores on both
sides which few years ago brouI bit large sums
annually that are now abandoned On the
MARYLAND side, under this head come Moxleys,
Bryanrs, Greenaway, Pomonkey, Chipman's
Point, Cat L,ndiug, Stump Neck, HIS Ferry
and many Others of less note Ga both the
Virginia and Maryland sides there are manv
very valuable fisheries that have been aban-
doned, owing to excessive fishing in season AMI
out OF season, below the Potomac on the Ches-
apeske Bay. There have been msuy good pro-
tective oyster laws passed by which the oysters
have decreased in numbers whilst the 6.h are
left unprotected, with the result Of causing the
abandonment Of many fishing shores, no,~ith-
standing the work of the United States Fish
Commission -4lex Gazette llh inst.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15
oBITU a. "

Departed this life at the residence of bis par
sn,s He.r PisEah on Thur.dsv, April Ith. 1881.
NoEL beloved soa OF J ine + and be late Thos
b. DelozIer, sged - years
Again has death invaded ihi. domestic circle
cut OF one OF It's most cherished mcubers. al s
left another achag void Just three weeks
since, Thomas B. Drozer, the father and be 'd
., this stTitsen family, ose OF our Oldest sui
most respected cIiiE-ns, universally esteemed
for his sterling worth and uubiem'shrd char
scier. passed TO bis reward beyond the grave,
leaving an aged widow and several sons sai
daughters to mourn bis loss. Scarcely has the
lapse OF tims begun TO blunt the hrst keen edg'
OF anguish oCcssioned by this stroke, WHEN
another falls and it beeoEs. our noarafa'
duiy now TO chronicle the ununeiy desh 81
Noel, just in the sssisuiug of bis usefulness.
Noel Delozler, the suhj-ci OF this noliCs. vas
Young nan Of rare qualities Of head ADD
heart The writer kn,w hln we.l from esrly
childhood, and 'knoss whereof be speaks
Possessed Of .prighuy intellect, amiso!e DIS
po1tion pleasant manners warm symp,tsiss,
and ovsrsowing With generous impulses, be
made friends wherever he -enI. Tie early &C
auired a tair business education, but having no
taste or INCLINATION for puuiIc ltse, be preferred
10 devote such talrnts ~ be possessed 10 the
humble. though honorable oocuPliion of
ing, hence Was but little known beyond the
limits Of the community 10 which be lived. In
childhood he had ID. advantages OF car-fsl
patsrHal training. both hy prsceP, aud example.
the good results Of which were continually
mantle sted 10 the remarkable respect, love aad
devotion be alxays displayed toward Parsns,
sisters and brothers. Although be bad never
connected himself With any church organize
fios bis blamelr.s lIf-, bis se | knose love for
all that i good and corresponding dislike for
the contrary, The resignation and humlht! ~ih
which be bore protrscted illness, -sd the
peaceful and hopeful manner il which be pass
ed auay leaves no reasonable doubt that With
him all swell For several moaths be bad
been suffering from . si,eAse which al times
wa. SO hailering that bis friends we're indsced
to hope that recovery was yet possible, and
that he might be spared for long and useful
life. especially as a strong st.n uPoa which
mix sht coniidentiy lean a delicate sister ani the
aged mother during her declining years. But
this fond hope was not TO bs realized. for the
summons came and he 700 has passed 10 bis
reward beyond the grave" Weep not friends
for the departed his body. It's true, lies IN the
church yard, but in tn latter day you shall see
him again in that better world where partiok &
shall be no more for ever.
Checked be the tear, then, DER those grassy
graves,
" here love beside its buried treasure wseps
Her raiu DO " banner them waves
A nd suiiings says, lie is 40, dead but sleeps.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15

Hog ChOiera.-HOW IL Is spread.
1t has Frequently been urged 10 the Record,
since DR.. Patterson visited the couRty and
showed a loss Of S45, 600 last year to farmers
by the disease among swine in the county, that
,h ose having hogs die Of chelera, should bury
or burn them. As q rule farmers pay but little
attention to the sanitary condition of ths;r
swine, yet those who pay the most attention
are not exempt from the disease, and it has been
impossible to satisfactorily explain the sudden
appearance of the disease among herd of
healthy hogs. gentleman writing the State
Department of A sriculture advances a theory
that the disease is spread over the country by
crows aud other carrion eating birds it is
we'll known that swine wi eat the 6esh of hogs
that have died with disease, and the statement
Of Mr.. Edwards, the writer of the following
letter, is worthy Of soma consideration. He
writes rs follows:
"a farmer of my acquaintance in this local
ity informed me that while pick ing corn at his
home few days age he found three fragment.
of swine fcsh in his corn field on the ground. l..
One fragment vas about the size of a mai S
thumb; the other two pieces were smaller
The appearance of the three fragments indicat-
ed that they bad been tern-not cut--from the
CARCASS of a hog Now, as hog cholera prevails
to an alarming extent in this neigh borssod,
and crows abound in this locality. and the said
farmer noticed crows in their fight crossin z
and recro.sing over bis field during the day be
found the fragmeu,s Of flesh, he is quite conh-
dent that these pieces of fresh swine aesh were
dropped by the crows. 1t would seem from the
above that it is very important that all hog'
dying from disease should be burned or buried
Immediately in order to prevent the disease
from being carried from one farm to another
by crows and other hesh eating birds"
The foregoing statement would seem to de-
mohstrate that it is possible and highly proba
BILE that the dread scourgs of hog cholera is fire.
quen,ly carried from place to place by birds o
Centreuiile Record.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15

Lad ,-s Fine I'D and q At Button. 81 - and
Sl.5s, " sold at : IS and 81
"H..n'. Peerless 81 90 Kid, Goat and foIed
Bu,ton. equal any 81 SO shoe
Ladies 50 90 Genuine Hand Sewed Ba,,on.
which Others sell at 81 co
Lsdies Fine Hand y -ved Md oxford Nswpofi
Ties .ni Low Button. IS c's 81 90 to 81
Gents Reliable 81 80 Button. Laced aud Can
srs, .he.d Of an. s. 90 shoe
Our Grai 50 90 Genuine H,na S-ued Welt,
High or Low Cut Shoss, better Than many
s. 90 shoe.
Our Misses 81 90 Worked Hole Hell or Sprag
Button. the best, Tor ibe price. made.
Child's Fine Spring Heel BurIoa for SO. 6S asd
IS cents Tor ~ hich other houses charge IS,
IS cents aad $l.o0
For the Babies We have the preiti-st litrls
Gems made. from = 35c Baton 10 all col
ors 10 = 75c and 81 90 Frsnch Kid Button
Try our Bows and Youths Famous l. Nv Priced
Wear Resist-rs at 81 IS ts 81 SO.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15
JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
636 Penn. Aveuue, South Side,
-rar ~ 81 EiSHESgTDS. u. C.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

For the P"rposs of recr,riug Reports Of The
Teachers of public schools
No Reports received uaieSs made out on
blanks prepared for the purpose. issued by the
State Board. Every Rrport mus, b. s~orn. or
affirmed to, heiors Justice of the Peace, a
member of the Sc hool Board
The Secretary will be prepared TO pay the
Teachers OF bit, Schools on Thursday, Aprii
the 2slh.
Teachers OF Color.d Schools on Friday,
April the 29lh
Teachers Association. Whit, on Monday,
April ash
Teachers Association, Col ,f,d. ,n Friday,
April - h.
Teachers can br supplied with blank term
reports by calling On or .rdng tu Washington
Burch, "hp can A!~a,s Lc found 10 attend the
offc-
JaS- re chcrs must eh-rse Themselves in
their rtP~rts With The full amount Of books
purchased BY thrm irotn The Book DEPOSITORY.
By order Of h- Board,
r J MADDOX :. c'v
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15
spring Thoughts

In the spring our thoughts among other
things turns TO lighter and more suitable cloth
ing, something that will 6t the man and the
season To End just what you want in this
line we unbesitatingly recommend the reliable
house of Likes, Bsrwanger b Co., of Baltimore,
whose spring announcement will be found in
another colamu. We have dealt with this firm
for some years and always with increased satis-
faction. and this is the ma nmous verdict of all
their customers. Their mammoth stock con-
tains everything taste can desire in the way Of
clothing for men, boys and children, and it is
only necessary to inspect their stock to find ex
actly what you want Give them call this
surinp
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15
That Amin al.

Our friends in ST Mary's county are just
now in the height Of enjoying = hrst-class SEN
sation by having a strange and mysterious
animal roaming abost their midst seeking
" hom be may devour. II is said TO be truly
terrific and fearful beast, with remarkable po " er
of destruction, as witness the following from
the Beacon Of last week. We trust our kind
neis hbors will keep this 6end within their ow q
borders, and not let it va nder over iato Charles,
as Swearing or time is Row over and some
OF our staid citizens might be led 10 see II {:
The fame Of the strange asd feroclous animal,
which is roaming over our county seeking
whom it NAV devoar" has reached Bsltima re,
wide reprint from the Herald Our latest re-
ports are, that il has made IT'S appearance in
BritaIH's Neck, where, il killed two Of Mr.. {.
A. Carberry's lambs before il could be driven
of. At the time of thi, appearance Nessrs-
Carberrv. Warren Leach and Hazel aud Tom
Reed, colored, were present but very shor,
time elapsed before they were ''absest." Ns.
C. saws that be sho, at the Beast bat missed il.
When its appearance in the Neck was first re-
ported, Capt. R.ley took his hounds ana
started after it. Near Mr. Ernest Nattiag gley' 1.
the animal was ''found' and the dogs went for
him in full cry. The chase continued for some
time, the hounds all the time losing grouad
At length, however the Beast Stacked its pace
allowing the dogs 10 come up with it, Clay
ton" and NV hist" Mr.. Riley's pets, made =
bolt for it. when aaienly ii, whip,iike tail
arose then there was heard sharp rife Ike
crack and Clayton" such was hi. impetus,
after running about 90 wards fell apart being
as neatly cut in two ii be bad been struck hv
a razor. When the beasts tail descended Mr..
Raley noticed that "Clayton" stopped barking
described, thought no harm was done. AT this
stage Mr. r. weut home and will, hereafter al
low others to hunt the ST. Mays Woody black
spottedmyth.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15

The hest Sare in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum Fever Sores, letter,
Ghspped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Plies, or no pay
required 1t i, guaranteed To give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price IS cents per
box For sale by W. W. Padgett.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15
Com b nation Store.

We direct special attestion to the extensive
advertisement of the Double Combination Store
of Washington, D. c., to be found in another
column. This house offers in its several depart
ments rare blrgains in ladies dress goods, mil
linsry, dry goods of every description, furnish
ings, shoes and every thing in the shape Of dress
that the ladies need. 4 visit to this establish
meut will we'll repay the trouble. PslIte at
tention is given in every department..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15

l@r The Subscription price OF THE
TINES is 81. per- annum # paid IN
Advance or at any time scithin the cur
rent gear; If not paid aoithin the gear
$3.50 aviA be Invariably charged, a.
szaoays heretofore, and from this rule
no exception wiU be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15

Messrs. G. A. Rasch and jeff D. Robert
son tried their luck at duck shooting In
Nanjemoy creek couple of days last week,
but met with poor success as they onl y
succeeded in bagging two.
The contract for carrying the mail over
the route from B yantown to Dentsville
from July 1st, 1897 to June 30th, 1899, was
recently awarded by the Postottice Depart
ment to S. D. CAstleman for S1lS per year.
Our merchants should rsmemb.r that
hey are positively required t" r"new tn ir
licenses by the 1st Of Nay which is now
fast approaching. 4 heavy penalty Is
attached to II failure to comply with this
law.
| Deputy Clerk D wis, who has been on Il
recent tip to Cobb Neck and vicinity, re-
ports business and agriculture as looking
up in that vicinity. He says Capt Bib
by's farm at Stoddert's is an inspiring
sight for man of agricultural taste to
look upon, and that the oyster packing
business at Rock Point is booming right
along.
We erred last week in stating that Mr.
Norris h al been appointed magistrate in
ed Our old friend Judge Dutton is not
dead, and we hope it will he many years
before We will be called upon to chronicle
that melancholy event. He has merely
resigned the position of magistrate which
he has filled for many years in his district
with honor and credit.
Capt W.n F. Dement,, who was the
class ma'e of our Principle here just nifty
years ago, delivered an instructive and
highly interesting address on Uirich
d hlgren's raid on Redmond, before Is
f. Lee Camp. & v, one night last month
He was a captain in a Maryland Conted-
crate batterr, and was captured whic on
iurlough by the raiders and made to ride
with Col. ID ihlgren, but escaped when he
parry was attacked. He now has posi-
ton in the treasury and is as genial and
amiable as sver.-4caiemy (iL<5andrid)
Journal
Thus far the Sunday train on our rail
road, which has been talked of, haa not
been put in operation. 1t is to be hoped
that the railroad authorities have recon
sidered the matter. Such an arrangement
would only serve 10 tempt people to leave
their quiet country homes for the allure
ments and temptations of the city on
day which should be s,credly observed at
home in Tue religious and the social circle.
In addition to Imposing hardship upon
the train men, it would only he source
of temptation to our people without a.y
substantial business advantage at all.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15

The semi-snnusl matches mark down sale
Of high class garm snts for Men, Youth and Boys
O,erco.ts Suit. and Coats All beIog sscri-
lied without regard to present value or cost.
Now is the appointed time TO make one dollar
do the work OF two 1T Acme Hall, Il + Bal
rirpore (pew uunberl near Charles ST BALTIC.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15
Saved His Life.

Mr.. D. Wileo1son, Of Horse Cave, KY,
says he was, for many years, badly afflicted
with Phtbisc, also Diabetes; the pains were
almost unendurable and would sometimes al
most throw him into coRvulsions. He tried
Electric Bi,ters and got relief from first bottle
and after taking six bottles, was entirely cured,
and had gained in 6esh ely hteen pou nds. Says
he positively helieves he would have died, had
it not been for the relief afforded by Electric
Biuers. Sold at 6fty cents u bottle by W. W.
PAdgett.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15

The chance Of getting strictly 6rst-class
clothing at such absurdly low prices that i,
will pay to buy them Tor next seasons use al
Oehm Son, stirring and satisfactory clothiers,
Pratt aad Hanover streets, Baltimore. Don''
niss::this opportunity.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15
NOTICE..

Bdfuasre Voc s'i 1886
TNilE FIRM UF " PADGErT co.
Il dissolved b, the death ui VIM. A.
P,is-ti on Ns.-aib-r b Tha business will
te srtIl-d b, The IUr',Ing partner.
JNO II. CHRlSPlS
JAS \ DAWkINS.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15
ACTUAL COST

Or real value are not considered in our
colossal Cash Clearance Sale. We in
tend to close out every Overcoat, every
Suit and every Winter Garment before
the end of this month, if possible.
Wh,tever You may want in Men 3,
Boys or Chldrens Stylish and De-
pendAble Clothing, Ready Made or
Made to Order, We will sell it at IA re-
ductlon of
10 to 25 per cent.
from our previous extra Low Prices
and certainly 25 to so per cent. lower
thah competitors ask. 1t will pay to
buy for next seasons use at our present
slaughter prices. You can't afford to
buy before seeing
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-04-15

TO ADVERTYSERS.-THE TINES hariAg q
larger circulation ths,n any other paper among the
Intelligent farmers and business men of Charles
County, Offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in lis columns. Send
fer card rates ,Ohch as lew any other paper
in Southern Maryland say nothing about circuia-
tion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-09
in sebrdueterSirse Elm ufenes getennt.

in sebrdnsterG iir3e Elm pfenes getennts
nib meiner Sage ablege:
Surd ben GufentbaIt in ben 2ogirs
bduiern niebrisften &anges in Stem
Yort bin i'd na6 unb nod nit elmer
Sorte BON Geiten befannt getporben,
bie-spar BON gutter grsiebung uro
Bilbung = bod b~ollfdnbig moralif6
perfommer finb.
SaB elm folder llmsang auf meine
obnebin idua9e Moralitdt BON i6dbs
li9er Wirfung fein muBte, ipirft Du
bir poritelen f0nnen; ramentli6 babe
i1 baour6 unb bur9 meme 2ebensz
tpeile bic Gontrole iiber mid ielbft beim
Srinfen berIoren. 9iesmal nolte i'd
mid nun bon meiner alien @eieQf9aft
poaHdnbig emansipiren. Sd gerietb
aber-8ott fei's geflagt = trob aueoent
unter meine friiberen GenoHen, fam
ans 5rinfen uno Sraftiren unb berlor
i'm 3auI1 mein 3ieI aus ben Nugen.
Sn einem 3ufanbe, Der nabe on
Wabnfinn erenste, perlieB i'd NewOort
unb bin, un gIei1iam ben fiirGterlis
den @emifensqualen su entgeben, Sag
urb Na6t binbur9 selaufen. SEPT enbs
lid iirb meme Nernen einigermaBer be-
ru1ist unb es 1T cine 3rifis in meinem
f6rperIi1en uub ieelilden 8efinben
eingetreten. Sd babe mir ielbff bas
Wort gegsben = unb sas 1T binbenb
fir mid-mid niemals tuieber 5u bes
~trinfer, unb i6 bofe, auf biefe Weiie
Elm anberer Menf9 au tueroen.
Mnein Der @inter TT por Der Sbiir,
meme MitteI finb eri66pft uab bart gu
arbeiten, bin i'd sur 3eit f6rperli1 urs
fdbis. Sn meiner Ser3ensangf tpenbe
i'd mid an Did, oils ben einsigert
Menfden in Der Welt, tuel6er fir mid
pielei1t nod einiges Snterefe beget
biirfte, nit Der Bite, mir bic Summe
BON fiinf Dollars au leiben. tuelde i'd
Dir fpdtefeus i'm 9aufe bes nddfen
SDmmers suriiderftatten tuerbe. Sd
tpiirbe bann iofort nod Nep Oorf aus
riidtebren unb mid nit Sauiren burds
3ufdIasen iu9en.A
Muf bieies S6reiben bin uolte i9
Tim cline piftoIe nebt @ebrau9santpeis
flung 3uf9ifen; ba i'd iebo9 befirdtete,
ct tpiirbe fe ~bsrfaufen uno In Whisfp
nertpanbeln, 10 unterlieB i'd es. Sd
babe niemals bon ibm ettpas geieben
Dber aeh6rt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-09
CAM ausaeaetd1net.

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f1reibt: vGlsiner Gamilie unb mir ielbjf fino
bic pobItbdtisen Golsen Sbrer au~ssgeidnsteu
Mebisin, Or. Rings Stem Diseoberb sesen Nus
sebruns, su SbeiI setporben. SD babe sefnn-
ben, bab fe ball, ma bon ibr beripro9en uirf
un6 besbalb be;euae ib ibren @ertb. ale mel
ne Gaeunbe, Oenen i'd bic Msbiain empiabL To-
ben fie.
Garantie pirb %seIeiifei, bab Or. ainss Rem
Diseoberp gegen sussebruns Suften, GrfaI.
tana, Bronchitis, aRbma, 8rdune unb ans
SaIs., Bruf. unb 2unsenIeiben BELT. Rrobe.
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